Windows 10: My Sound Device Speakers Realtek High Definition Audio Disappeared

Two days ago, I woke up and put my headset on, only to realize that there was no sound. I looked through my sound devices and realized that one was missing, that was the 'SpeakersRealtek High Definition Audio' device. Now whenever I plug in my headset, is no longer asks me what device I plugged in and I can't hear anything.




If anyone knows anything about this, please help I'm desperate. I haven't found anything on the internet about it, and everything I've tried doesn't work.

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Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio) disappears after restart.

I am having a bit of trouble with my sound currently. My Default Device, which is Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio) disappears after every restart and the only way to bring it back is to Shut Down or disable and then re-enable High Definition Audio
Controller. I am out of options, I have been trying to solve this for hours and no solution has been found.

 

Realtek High Definition Audio (No Sound through Laptop Speakers)

I will try to be as detailed as possible. I am pretty experienced with drivers and sound settings but this problem has me stumped.

I have a Fangbook III made by Cyperpower PC. I am unable to play sound via the on-board speakers for the laptop. I am however able to play sound through the 3.5mm auxiliary jack input. I have speakers set as default device under the playback settings.

This is where is gets strange. Whenever I attempt to delete the Realtek audio driver, whether it is through windows or a 3rd-party driver uninstallation software, Realtek always comes back within a few seconds. Right before it does come back, under playback,
it separates speakers and headphones with both having the driver High Definition Audio Device. If I hurry before the Realtek driver comes back the speakers seems to work! But once the Realtek audio speakers comes back, the default speakers and headphones goes
away and I continue to have the same problem with the Realtek driver.

I attempted to reformat the computer with windows 10 and erase all drivers but Realtek was already installed. I assume it is required for this specific laptop? Any ideas on how to direct the Reaktek High Definition Audio driver to use the speakers instead of
the auxiliary jack?

Thanks for the help and let me know if there is any more information that you guys need.

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Microsoft High Definition Audio Device Driver Abruptly Stopped Working

I tried the steps you suggested, but the symptoms remain the same. I HAVE to use the Realtek driver to get any sound to my external speakers. The Microsoft High Definition Audio will get sound to my laptop's onboard speakers, but not out the line out.
The Realtek driver still has the delay at the beginning of playing any audio. I found that the the Plug and Play service was not set to automatic, so I changed it so it now does, but of possible significance is that there is no "Multimedia Class Scheduler"
on my list of services. Please advise.